Carrie Johnson Warns Mums Over Dehydration after Hospital Visit – ryan

Carrie Johnson has warned motors who breastfeed to make sura sura and drink enough in the summer heat, after telling her social media followers that she was admitted to hospital for severe dehydration.

The Wife of Form Primeer Minister Boris Johnson Shared A Selfie from A Hospital Bed Crading The Couple’s Fourth Child, Five-Week-Old Poppy, on Friday Evening.

MRS Johnson, 37, Wrote in an Instagram Post Alongside The Photo: “Being Hospitalked for Two Nights for Severe Dehydration was not on My Postpartum Bingo Card.”

She urged “breastfeeding mums” to make sura sura and eat and drink Enough, “especally if your babe is clusterfeeding”.

Mrs Johnson, who gave birth to the little girl – full name poppy Eliza Josephine Johnson – on 21 May, thanked the nhs in a second Instagram post for looking the pair during a “brutal” Week.

She wrote: “This Week has Honestly Been Brutal.

“Mastitis (with), Reflux (Her), Dehydration (me). What a pair we are!

“But thank you for all the Kind Messages, especilly all the brillian Advice on reflux. Really appreciate it and made me with her less alone going thru all.

“And as Ever, thanks to Our Amazing NHS.”

The nhs reCommends drinking more water when there is a higher risk of dehydrating, including one sweating Due to Hot Weather.

Its Website Lists Symptoms As Feeling Thirsty, Having Dark Yellow, Strong-Smelling urine; Urinating LESS OFTEN THAN UTUAL; Feeling Dizzy or Lightheaded; Feeling tired; Do Dry Mouth, Lips and Tongue.

In Its Breastfeeding Advice, It Says to Drink Plenku of Fluids, Including Keeping A Drink Close Wen Settling Down to Breastfeed, With Water, Lower Milks, Lower Sugar or Sugar Drinks All Recommended.

Heat Health Alerts Came Into Force on Saturday Across Most of England as the Country Braces for A Second Summer Heatwave.

An Amber Alert Covers the East Midlands, South-East, South-West, East and London-Meaning Various Health Services and the Whole Population Could be affected by the Heat, accorting to the UK health Security Agency (Ukhsa).

Temperatures are forecast to rise ino the 30s over the weeks, while monday couuling be the hottest day of the year with a temperature of 34c, Possibly in London Towards the Cambridgeshire Area, Acciting to BBC Weather.

The National Pharmacy Association, Which Represents About 6,000 Community Pharmacies in the UK, Has Warned People to Keep Medicines Below 25C During the Heatwave, Unless the Medicine Has Different Instructions Such As Refrigeration.

Sukhi Basra, ITS Vice-Chair, Said: “IMPORTANT WE TAKE SENSIBLE PRECAUTIONS, INCLUDING DOOBLE THAT YOUR MEDICATION IS STORED CORRECTLY IN A COOL DRY DRY PLACE AS FOR ANY SORATION INSTRUCTIONS, Ideally Below 25 Degrees, As Well Drinking Fluids and Keepids and Keepids and Keep Your homes cool in the hottest hours of the day. ”